Sam Wilson, der neue Captain America, findet sich inmitten eines internationalen Zwischenfalls wieder und muss das Motiv hinter einem ruchlosen globalen Plan aufdecken.Sam Wilson, der neue Captain America, findet sich inmitten eines internationalen Zwischenfalls wieder und muss das Motiv hinter einem ruchlosen globalen Plan aufdecken.Sam Wilson, der neue Captain America, findet sich inmitten eines internationalen Zwischenfalls wieder und muss das Motiv hinter einem ruchlosen globalen Plan aufdecken.
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- 8 Nominierungen insgesamt
Zusammenfassung
Reviewers say 'Captain America: Brave New World' presents a mixed experience. Anthony Mackie and Harrison Ford's performances are lauded, yet pacing issues and underdeveloped villains are criticized. CGI reliance and repetitive action sequences receive mixed feedback. The blend of political thriller and superhero elements is seen as both engaging and flawed. The film is appreciated for connecting with previous MCU installments, offering a competent yet average experience with room for future improvement.
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Newer Marvel movies are just simply not as good anymore. Without spoilers this movie was okay watching but it didn't excite me like older Marvel movies or even give you that wow factor...
This Movie as you watch it is somewhat slow initially. Some action sequences here and there but the overall story is feels like a repeat of another Marvel movie that came out (which I won't name here. Up to you to find out). What happened to the innovation? I didn't really see any.
I only give this movie a 6/10. It's not perfect but it's not terrible either. The writing does need more work and the story should of been revamped.
This Movie as you watch it is somewhat slow initially. Some action sequences here and there but the overall story is feels like a repeat of another Marvel movie that came out (which I won't name here. Up to you to find out). What happened to the innovation? I didn't really see any.
I only give this movie a 6/10. It's not perfect but it's not terrible either. The writing does need more work and the story should of been revamped.
This movie failed to focus on a villain or a storyline despite its length. It felt like it was being used as an excuse to introduce new dynamics and catapult upcoming releases and potential projects (IDF woman, Bucky in Thunderbolts*, the new Falcon) rather than focusing on the Captain America character. Both the Winter Soldier & Falcon show as well as the trailers made it seem like this movie had specific intentions for the new Captain America, but the movie fell flat and didn't tell us anything we didn't already know about Sam. Despite the possible consequences, the villains wound up feeling low stakes and impersonal. The most interesting characters had the least screen time, and it was overall disappointing compared to the show that preceded it.
Captain America: Brave New World is the latest entry in the Phase Five of the MCU. Considering the amount of reshoots, I didn't had high hopes for it and thought it wouldn't live up to the Captain America Trilogy and unfortunately I was right.
Starting with the positives. The cast delivers some charismatic performances particularly Anthony Mackie as Sam Wilson/Captain America. He pours his heart and soul into bringing the best out of his character. Danny Ramirez as Joaquin Torres also delivered a hilarious and delightful performance and his chemistry with Mackie is solid. And Harrison Ford as Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross/"The Red Hulk" was one of the highlights of the film. The action sequences were entertaining even though not as mesmerising as they could've been.
Now the movie has some obvious flaws. The plot felt rushed, predictable and lacked depth with a lot of story elements feeling underdeveloped. The pacing was extremely uneven. There were moments that felt rushed while others dragged on making the film a little unengaging at times. It tries to match the storytelling heights of the Captain America Trilogy only to fail at it. The editing is noticeably choppy. The CGI was questionable at times. The villain was underwhelming which shouldn't be the case with a Marvel movie. And the ending was anti-climactic.
While it suffers from a rushed and predictable plot, boring villain and uneven pacing, Anthony Mackie's performance and the entertaining action sequences makes Captain America: Brave New World a passable action flick and another mixed bag in the Phase Five of the MCU.
Starting with the positives. The cast delivers some charismatic performances particularly Anthony Mackie as Sam Wilson/Captain America. He pours his heart and soul into bringing the best out of his character. Danny Ramirez as Joaquin Torres also delivered a hilarious and delightful performance and his chemistry with Mackie is solid. And Harrison Ford as Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross/"The Red Hulk" was one of the highlights of the film. The action sequences were entertaining even though not as mesmerising as they could've been.
Now the movie has some obvious flaws. The plot felt rushed, predictable and lacked depth with a lot of story elements feeling underdeveloped. The pacing was extremely uneven. There were moments that felt rushed while others dragged on making the film a little unengaging at times. It tries to match the storytelling heights of the Captain America Trilogy only to fail at it. The editing is noticeably choppy. The CGI was questionable at times. The villain was underwhelming which shouldn't be the case with a Marvel movie. And the ending was anti-climactic.
While it suffers from a rushed and predictable plot, boring villain and uneven pacing, Anthony Mackie's performance and the entertaining action sequences makes Captain America: Brave New World a passable action flick and another mixed bag in the Phase Five of the MCU.
I just saw this in IMAX, and the quality was so bad we really thought something was wrong. It looked like an old VHS-copy. Anyone else experienced this?
The middle of the movie was kinda of okay. But the movie was kinda of pointless besides introducing the red hulk for the thunderbolts (which no doubt is gonna be a pretty pointless movie for the multiverse saga).
The movie also has one of the most dissapointing cameos of all time. I heard like 1 or 2 people go "oooh" in a way that almost felt ironic.
Red hulk and sam wilson were great, the rest of the films characters were just boring. 1 2 3 4 5.
The middle of the movie was kinda of okay. But the movie was kinda of pointless besides introducing the red hulk for the thunderbolts (which no doubt is gonna be a pretty pointless movie for the multiverse saga).
The movie also has one of the most dissapointing cameos of all time. I heard like 1 or 2 people go "oooh" in a way that almost felt ironic.
Red hulk and sam wilson were great, the rest of the films characters were just boring. 1 2 3 4 5.
Man, I remember a time when the MCU was good. Like, really good. Now, I feel nothing. This film got nothing out of me. Not hatred, not love, not even a whiff. Just nothing. Let's get this over with.
The performances were alright. Harrison Ford was definitely the standout in this film. I was expecting him to just phone it in, but he actually puts in the work. Not his best work, but enough to make me like his version of Thaddeus Ross. Anthony Mackie is great as always, but is honestly given very little. I'm not entirely sure Sam had a character arc outside of one scene late into the film and even that is just rehashing what happened in a D+ show. Giancarlo Esposito was absolutely wasted. Clearly added in later and could easily be cut.
As for the plot, there's nothing new here I'm afraid. It feels like this film's only purpose was to introduce Adamantium to the MCU. The antagonist is terrible, they try to connect it to earlier MCU entries but no one is really going to remember. This film was clearly altered from what it originally was. It's difficult to talk about honestly, because it feels like there's nothing here. The film wants to be an espionage thriller like Winter Soldier, but lacks the tonal consistency, tight pacing and writing to even come close.
But what about the action? It isn't great. The hand to hand combat looks sluggish and poorly edited. There's a good amount of that throughout. The CGI ranges from decent to downright terrible. It all rings hollow.
So yeah, it's probably not the worst thing the MCU has put out, but it certainly isn't far above it. I can't bring myself to hate this film, because it is ultimately nothing. A waste of time.
The performances were alright. Harrison Ford was definitely the standout in this film. I was expecting him to just phone it in, but he actually puts in the work. Not his best work, but enough to make me like his version of Thaddeus Ross. Anthony Mackie is great as always, but is honestly given very little. I'm not entirely sure Sam had a character arc outside of one scene late into the film and even that is just rehashing what happened in a D+ show. Giancarlo Esposito was absolutely wasted. Clearly added in later and could easily be cut.
As for the plot, there's nothing new here I'm afraid. It feels like this film's only purpose was to introduce Adamantium to the MCU. The antagonist is terrible, they try to connect it to earlier MCU entries but no one is really going to remember. This film was clearly altered from what it originally was. It's difficult to talk about honestly, because it feels like there's nothing here. The film wants to be an espionage thriller like Winter Soldier, but lacks the tonal consistency, tight pacing and writing to even come close.
But what about the action? It isn't great. The hand to hand combat looks sluggish and poorly edited. There's a good amount of that throughout. The CGI ranges from decent to downright terrible. It all rings hollow.
So yeah, it's probably not the worst thing the MCU has put out, but it certainly isn't far above it. I can't bring myself to hate this film, because it is ultimately nothing. A waste of time.
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- WissenswertesPresident Ross lays flowers at the grave of his wife which reads, Karen Lee Ross. In the comics, Karen Ross was introduced in 2011's "Hulk" (vol. 2) #41 as Thaddeus Ross' wife who died of cancer when his daughter Betty Ross was 12. The filmmakers gave Karen Ross the middle or maiden name Lee to honor the late Stan Lee. The flower arrangement includes a cherry blossom branch.
- PatzerNavies, especially the US Navy, would not be clustered together like depicted in the ocean in the movie. Naval ships need a wide area to maneuver, especially in a high stress conflict situation.
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Bucky Barnes: Steve gave them something to believe in, you give them something to aspire to.
- Crazy CreditsThere is a scene at the end of the closing credits: Wilson meets an imprisoned Sterns, who warns him about the existence of other worlds.
- VerbindungenFeatured in AniMat's Crazy Cartoon Cast: The D23 Expo 2022 Special (2022)
- SoundtracksAnte Up (Robbin Hoodz Theory)
Written by Jamal Grinnage, Billy Danze (as Eric Murry), and Darryl Pittman
Performed by M.O.P.
Courtesy of Columbia Records
By arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment
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- Budget
- 180.000.000 $ (geschätzt)
- Bruttoertrag in den USA und Kanada
- 200.500.001 $
- Eröffnungswochenende in den USA und in Kanada
- 88.842.603 $
- 16. Feb. 2025
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- 415.101.577 $
- Laufzeit1 Stunde 58 Minuten
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